RACING IS IN THEIR BLOOD
A Family and their passion to go fast!
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From 1973 to 1979 Norris Davis and his son, Fred, traveled the Northeast racing snow machines in the modified ranks of the USSA Eastern racing tour. Norris knew about horsepower and Fred knew about how to “go fast.” It was no surprise that when Fred and Maggie started a family, racing would be in their future. Maggie may have taught her first Son Chandler to walk, but Fred taught him how to run.
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The oldest of the Davis racers is 28- year-old Chandler. Chan is a Keene State College graduate and has taken on plenty of challenges within the racing world. As a youngster Chan was a competitive WKA go-kart racer, Rock Maple snowcrosser, and a VMA motocross rider. As a snowcross racer traveling on the Rock Maple Tour, he went semi-pro and was able to hold his own. |
In 2006 Chan strapped himself into a stock car as a rookie racing in the WMMP Super Street class. At the end of the season Chan brought home 2 feature wins, 3 top 5 finishes, and 3 top 10 finishes. In 2007 his progress continued and the results showed it as he grabbed himself 4 top 3 finishes (one of which was a feature win), 5 top 5 finishes, 3 top 10 finishes, and he also took home 5th in the points chase.
Chan will be taking the green flag every Saturday night in the 2008 season in hopes of coming even closer to his ultimate dream: the covenant Track Champion title.
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| Brockton is the 26-year-old veteran at the Five Pine Racing Stables. Brock is a college graduate with an associate’s degree in applied science. Before taking up stock car racing he honed his skills as a WKA go-kart racer, Rock Maple snowcrosser, and motocross rider. He first strapped into a race car in the Super Street |  |
Division in 2003 at WMMP. In his rookie debut year Brock raced only 6 races finishing 11th in the points. During the 2004 race season Brock and team #47 turned left a full season to finish a successful 6th. 2005 proved to be Brock’s season. With a newly built Super Street, Brock stuck to the outside groove all the way to be crowned the 2005 Super Street Track Champion.
In 2006 the decision of the car owners was to move Brock up to the Late Model division at the Park. Brock and the team finished the season with 3 top 10 and 2 top 5 finishes and placed 12th in the points. Team #47 used 2007 as an experimental season. Brock played around with a few races that deviated from the regular season events at the park including just missing qualifying for the highly competitive TD Banknorth by only a couple of positions. Brock ran in the combined WMMP/ACT event in June and raced to a 12th place finish in the August 18th ACT 100 lap event. At regular season races at the Park Brock took home 3 top 3 finishes and 8 top 10 finishes.
In 2008 Brock will return to WMMP on a semi-regular basis and plans on running some ACT races. Brock has stated that his goal for the season is to be a threat at each race. His previous track record has proven that this may be an accomplishable goal!
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The youngest son in this trio of racers is 22-year-old Jourdan. Jourdan is a college graduate with an associate’s degree in automotive technology. His brothers depend on his handy work at the shop and in the pits. He tried his hand at the wheel in the Super Street Division at the park in 2007. Jourdan grabbed himself his first feature win in July. In his rookie debut Jourdan finished the season with |
12 top 10 finishes and finished out the year 7th in points. For the 2008 season Jourdan will be rolling a new Trans Am Super Street out of the stables. There is sure to be some entertainment between the brothers as well as the rest of the pack driving on their rear.
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| And then came little sister. Kayleigh was never bitten by the "racing bug" but she did inherit that impassioned Davis competitive spirit. She is a sophomore at Springfield College where she competes in ECAC Division III women's gymnastics. In 2008 Kayleigh competed as an individual at the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association Division III Nationals. Being an accomplished gymnast doesn't detract Kayleigh from her love of family and racing. Throughout the summer you'll see her in the pits taking tire temperatures and nagging |
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her brothers for website updates. She is an integral part of the race team.
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The Davis Family and their new Five Pine Racing Stables race shop are located in Whitefield, NH. You can read and see more about them at their website www.5PRS.com . |
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